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Clark Brookes Turner Cary to take part in Black Country and Stratford business events

The firm will be manning stands at both the annual Stratford Business Show and the Black Country Chamber of Commerce Annual Exhibition

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04:40, 8 SEP 2015
Updated09:16, 8 SEP 2015

Bernard Shepherd

Midland law firm Clark Brookes Turner Cary is set to part in two key business networking events close to its operational centres in West Bromwich and Stratford-upon-Avon.

The firm will be manning stands at both the annual Stratford Business Show and the Black Country Chamber of Commerce Annual Exhibition.

The former goes ahead on Wednesday September 16 at Stratford ArtsHouse while the latter takes place the following day at Wolverhampton Racecourse.

Consultant solicitor Bernard Shepherd said: “Both these events attract significant numbers of people from the world of industry and commerce.

“Last year Stratford Business Show featured 100 local businesses and pulled in more than 300 visitors.

“The Annual Exhibition is one of the highlights of the Black Country Chamber’s events calendar and is regularly attended by over 500 people.

“Each is a fantastic promotional event where it is important for us to be present as we continue to expand our service out of both Stratford-upon-Avon and West Bromwich. It is an opportunity to build contacts and pick up leads.”

Mr Shepherd will be in attendance at each venue with members of the CBTC team.

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